Lowcountry Anime and Gaming

This entry is honestly more of a third person review, and even then, a limited one. Watching my older brother play this game moved me to write a review for this site, to share my observations with the other members of L.A.G.

The music for this game is simply gorgeous, beginning with a crisp opening and keeping the quality up with riveting selections, even turning to a more lighthearted tone at some points. The artwork is lovely, beginning with one style and then switching to another (I refuse to expound upon this any further, for fear of spoiling anything for anyone.) I will say that the colors are vivid and the details are spot-on. The controls are easy to pick up, according to my brother; he was moving along at a steady rate. The game has control explanations "built into" the story; characters explain the basics to you. Players may encounter difficulties with the controls, especially a little later in the game with rolling a certain item along the ground, or earlier with drawing the sword too easily. With practice, the initial frustration will eventually subside.

****I will edit this post as I see more of this game, perhaps even play it. For now, keep your eyes peeled for more, or try Skyward Sword for yourself!